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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
From the San Pedro.
CFlornce EnterpriseJ
DUpLEYy1LLE, Dec. II, 1887

DUDLKYvILLE, Dec. II, 1887.
 DEAR ENTERPBIsE:-In obedience 10 Deputy Jim Thomas summons the min- CTS, prnspectors, rsnchers and oattlemen of the San Pedro are to-day en route for the City of Florence. ] sincerely hope that, coming as they do from behind the shovsls, picks, lGriats and ditch ovens, they will all retain their peEpCudiculsr md not allow the strong beverages dis reused in town to buck 'em oil"
 News, outside of mining, IS scarce, The Sample, under G. 8. Barnhnrts management, is improvioR as depth is gained, snd tbe developments already Harrna. reduction works. Supt. Barn hart has upon the dump assorted and ready for shipment qGiio Q quantity oi fine ore which be assured Us would Rs- sav I4OO ounces. which is pretty good for Pinal county. They have erected a wbim, and now the ore comes to the surface in jiffy, 300 pounds Gt 6 chatter. Alex. Barker IS foreman, and 6 force of six nlen are employed. Az the mine is opened, more men wIll be put to york, and systematic develoPmen; pur. sued.
 Geo. F. Cook is well to the fore wi.h 8 fine general stock of goods including a good article of wet groceries, (We speak from exDerisnce.)
 MY. Cook suffered the loss by death of fine mule, one of A span be had sev- erGl times refused S5O0 for, 6nd IS i1 auest of au animal 10 replace it.
 At the Mammoth, things are progress ing finely under the managemen. of Richard Hollands, Esq. The shsfs IS down 100 feet, making a totsl depth of 400 feet. The shaft is vertical and the ledge has dipped away, bat a cTOss-cut shows Bn immense body ot the hnest gold ore, heavy irOn-stained quartz, 1 literally alive with free gold. Colonel Andrew Wallace IS busy Rt work fitting up an experimental battery of 10 stamps, with pan and settlers, Gnd Prof. Ihos. Price, of San Francisco, is confident of being able to work tbe ore which bus proved rebellious heretofore, up tO as- say value. Well, plenty of S65.OO gold ore and 6 1O0-s.amp uIli are A happy l combination, and will swell the bullion output of Pinal county to a considerable amount. The object of Ihe new com pany IS to prove the ralne tO She depth of GO feet, snd they confidently expect | tO Obta!n sufficient wsser m tho nine al that depth to run Il stamps, when the mill will be removed ;O tho mine.
 Capt. Jack Burgess has been sRmpling the lead mines of Msssrs. Haley 6 Nc Csllen, in Mineral Creek, for Chicago parties, and finds them large bodies of good grade carbonate ores, end ttere is every prospect of Q stir il thst section In the near future. The rise in She price of copper will give Ru impetus to the copper properties ID that section. And with big plant on Burgess & Gil mBn's Table Mourtain mines, which ere sold to Colorado parties, we con make a respectable showing in copper tambieD.
 Very truly yours,
 PoLLED ANGUS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
Don't

let inst cold of yours run on. You think it IS light thing. But it may run into cstsrrh. Or into pneumonia, Or consumption.
 Ostarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia is dangerous. Consumption is death it. self.
 The breathing apparatus must be kept healthy and clear of all obstruc- tions and offensive matter. Otherwise there IS trouble ahead.
 All the diseases of these parts, head, nose, throat, bronchial tubes s1d lungs. csn be delightfully."- and entirely cured by the uss of Boschse's German Syrup. If you don't know this already, thou sand sud thousands of people can tell you. They have been cured by it. and know how it Is, themselves" Bottle only 76 cents. Ask any druggist.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
Notice to Taxpayers.

Previous 10 last year. it has been Inc custom of the Board of Supervisors to extend the time for payment of taxes before delinquency. but like many other ,hiDgs done in early days, this was il. legal, and taxpayers mus: govern them selves by the advertisement of the tsr- collector which states that December 18th is the last dSy of grace.
 There wiil not be snd cannot be any exception to ibis law and the Superyis- ors have so expressed themselves.
 Taxpayers will save themselves and .he Collector endless trouble by taking heed and psying early in December.
 l. s. WooD, Treas. Pima O., and eK-Oficio Tax Collector.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
Good Results In Every Case.

D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper deal CT of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes thae be was seriously afflicted with severe cold that settled on bis lungs; had tried many remedies without benefit. Being induced to try Dr. Kings New Discov- cry for Consumption. did so aud vas en- tirely cured by use of & few bottles. Since which lime he has used it in his family for all Coughs and Colds with best results. This is the experience of thousands whose lives have been saved by this Wonderful Discovery.
 Trial bottles free st George Martins Drug Store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
Anniversary Sermon at the Con-
 greyatiOnal Church.

The pastor of the Congregational Church of this city, Rev. H. Hammond Cole, preached yesterday morning on "The Sixth Year of this Church of Christ" taking for his Scripture, l. Sam. ': 12 HITHERTO HATH THE LORI HELPED Us.
 After a brief introduction, the history of the church for the past year was given as an illustration of the tsxt, and from the facts presented of growth and en. coursgement, We select the following as of interest to many of our resdeIs.
 The church has received 19 new mem Der during the year, all of them on pro fession of faith in Christ and some join. ing at every communion, snd 3 members have, at their own request, been dis. missed to unite with churches in other places. 4 year ago the total member ship was 51, nov 1t is 67, net gain of Is. The attendance ou the regular ser. vices has been larger than in previous years, especially of the younger people
 The financial record is 0 good one II that the arrears existing a: the beginniul
  the pledged expenses met to date.
 The prayer meetings are now aud have been for the past twelve months more largely attended and better sus' sustained than ever before. From twenty to thirty are usually present and many bear earnest testimony to the spiritual influence snd power of these weekly gatherings.
 The Ladies Society has twenty mem. bers who have responded heartily to all calls upon them. and have rendered valuable assistance to the church Id carrying on its work.
 The Sunday School numbers one hun dred and fifty members, and has five officers and twelve teachers. The last year has been the most prosperous ID every respect. The average attendance for every session during the year has been one hundred and two. The school provides itself with the best question books, lesson helps, and illustrated papers for weekly distribution, Bnd has also added forty new books to the li- brsry, and purchased twenty five Rd. ditionsl hymn books.
 The Young Peoples Society of Chris. Ilhu LuuchNOE uhlLlhlub AAc ACCbluNe with remarkable stesdiness both as to members and helpfulness. These are held twice every month with an attend. snce of from thirty to forty. The total membership is forty-nine. and with the exception of few adult honorary mem bers, is composed of boys and gitls F to IS years of age.
 The marked features of the year were characterized ss, the financial success, increased study of the Bible, more of willingness to work, 6 growing mission. sry splut, and above all, the continuous blessing of the Lord.
 The closing thought of the sermon was, that there being natural tendency on the part:of individuals and oommun- I.ies, to commemorate in some form the signal events and experiences of their history. there was nothing better for the Christian thsn Co recognize the good ness.and grace of God, by more Of per sonai conseorated service unto his kIng- dom
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
Indian Depredations

All persons who have claims against the Government for losses Sustained through Indian depredsions in Arizona and New Mexico, will find it 10 their in- terest to communicate immediately with the undersigned in regards to the same. If they desire to take advantage of ths laws recently passed by Congress to re- Imburse all parties who have suffered such losses. Vim. O. O'Neill,
 d&v-Sm Att'y-st-Lss, Prescott A, T
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
1888. Harper's Weekly.
Illustrated.

HARPER's WEEKLY has a wsll-establihed place as .ho leading illustrated newspaper in America The fairness of it's editorial comments on cur rent politics has canned for it ths respect and couf5encc os all impartial readers, and the va ricty and excellence of it's literary contents, w5ich iEciuds serial and short stories by the beat and most popular writers, ht 1t for the perusal of people Of the widest range of tastes and purauiss. Supplements ars frequently pro vidsd. and no expense is spared to bring the highest order of artistic ability to bsa- upon the illustratiou Of the ehangsfal phases of home and foreign history. Ia all it's ieaiu HAR- KEa's WEEELX i5 admirably adapted to Do a welcome Euest in every household.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
Maikinr Intnrion.s

Fast walking, it is claimed, is injurious (, the complexion. it PuuTs tae blood into th. head and does moro Co ruin the English au, Scotch compllSi0ns than all other iufueuce eomhinel, for the English and Scotch wOrlar wall more -rEshiRSly7 than nAmericans.-Cls es.0 Iins-A
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
An End to Bone Sornnsnn

Eivard Shepherd, of Harrisburg. IL. ssys: Having received so much beue at from Electric Bitters, feel it ny duty to let suffering humanity kpoyv It Have had E running sore oa my leo for eight yeazs; the doctor told ma TonJJ nave 70 nave ine bone scra9ed UT lea emputaied- 1 used, instead, three bot. ties of Electric BItters and seven boxes of Bncklin's Arniea Salve, and my lez is now sound and we'll.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
The Salmon Held ln Arcr.ion.

The fishermen in Scotland declare that the kalmon's tail Is pointed since LOd became a salmon, and was caught by that appenda-e while slipping through a net set for him by the gods.' Curious Co say, in some parts of Scotland the salmon is heldin great aversion. its name not ever being mentioned. Thus in certain districts It Is known as the sso-and- eos fish, and in others Rs -the beastr-Chi- ca-D Navs
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
Certificate and Articles of h.
 corporation of inc Crittenden
 Land and Cattle Company.

WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, R. R. R.ctsrI
 w son, Lewis H. GOrmley, and Wm- N. Lowell, desiring tO incorporate ourselves and t1 form Corporation under the p-Cf'siuus Of tho laws Of the Territory of ArizOIA; and especi- ally Of Rn Act of lie Legislative Assem- bly tnersOf, entitled An Act COncsru,ug COrpOratlOUs,' approved March s-h, lssi, for the purpose of enSaging in tfe tusiu-ss and enterprise hereinafter mentioned, do make, subscribe and acknOHl edge these articles of h. corporation.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
Harper's Periodicals.
Per Year:

The volumes of the WEEELY begin with the Numbers for January of eseh year. When no time is zpecIied, subscriptions will begin with the Humber current st time of rFceiPt of order,
 Bound Volumes of HARPEB's WEEKLx. for three years back, ID neat cloth binding, will be ssnt by mai. postage paid, or bT express, free of expense (proyided the freight does not ex- eeed one dollar per volumsl. for s7OO per volume.
 Cloth Cases for each volume. suitsbIefor bind ing. will Dc sent b. mail, post-paid, on receipt of Si Ol,
 Remittansss should be made by Post-O1ice Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance of loss.
 Sewspapers are not to copy this advertisement without the express order Of HARPER & BROTHERS.
 Address. HARPER,k BROTHERS, New York
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
IX.
Thnt:r-nnHt ti

The tine of the Commencement of this Cor pOration shall be from the dg.c of tle arrs v these RrtIcies of incorporation m trr office uf thef CO9rty Recorder of the said Cor-u 1f Pima, and it's existence shall da,s from ssii ilg and continue for the period of tSsaty-Ers .-i' years thereafter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24

Only gste
 Bent with the wairht UT Jo2th ard maiden a-sEinRirg; Only a wu.i
 Zephyrs have nesrd let It sets both tdeir young Leasts a-.irgini Only dad,
 Drssdfglly mad. Whose voice staIt- the ma den E-crying. Only youth
 Littad for oofh. And sent down the avenue q 4frg Only a maid.
 Grisf una layed Olr sympathy's so!ace demanding: Ouly swrin
 Doomed to the pain Just ho~' or partakIns Of lunch standing.
 Boston Budget.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24

The general natursos tho business Co he trsus- acted bg this Corporation. and in which it pro poses tO eug2ce, IS the buying. selling sni maintaining live stOck Of all domestic kinds. and in the D-yig-, selling and lgIjIur the ls-ds and other property, real and pecs0rGl, necessary adyantageous and prOpsr, inCICeI Jai Co Jhe sad live stock business in Gre rsIltory of AfIzn-s. a1d sUct other of she states a"d terIlpries oT the United States as may frOml time tu time hs convenient; ro borrow money for the purI.sse 0t carrying out the objects of this cOrpOrAtI0u sLd to secure the payment thereof.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24

There came very near being 6 serious socidsnt about nine o'clock last evening Rt a small station called Rogers, six miles this side of Fl Psso. IL seems that a helper engine had orders to meet Conductor Oolborth with an excursion train of twelve cars and two engines at st the above named station. By some fault of the tfRinman of the excursion, there was collision, which resulted in Engineer Stout having his arm badly cut, and wrecking three engines A good many of the passengers were asleep and did not know thst anything unus- ual had happened. The excursion train wGs taken back 10 Fl Paso, and started west again Rt noon to-day. The reg ulsr wes. bound passenger will proba- bly, be delayed some in consequence.
 The Amateur Dramatic Club expect to give their next play. entitled ''Our Boye" about the 30th of this month. It is one of the most celebrated and inter- esting three-Act fBrces ever written and with the css. s5 given below. is bound 10 prove a great success and draw a crowded house, particularly as the play is two be given for two very worthy pur- poses, our people should turn ous CD mssse on the night the performance
 Half of the net proceeds will be devoted 70 the Public Library and haB will be sived to the Grand Army Post 6; this place, to be expended in the assistance of their poor and needy, Following is the css. of the play:
 Willis F. Haynes Perky Midd'ewicl, H. B. Dodge-------sir Arthur Champn.-ys | Calvert VI ilsDn ( hafles Mlnf4lpWlck K | arll Webb ---TalDut Ihampneys
 Mrs Mebb--7---5-----------Cla Iha,9 ,, ' Aels Mise Maggie hugtes Violet meiros,i
 Miss Petra Etchelis-------------,z lui- | Miss Mary Aeirose
 The old gentleman who peddles apple:
 and oranges around the streets, wes thl
 victim of sn assault by drunken rail
 road man, which, if fl had not been foI
 the timely interference of J. J. Sullivan
 propretor of the Meyer street Market
 might have been serious. It seems the } during one of the windy days ot las
 week, the drunken man was standin: in front of the Palace hotel, and tht [ wind blew his hat Cf. The old gentle man, coming along st this time, poiitel. picked iI up and handed it to him
 whereupon the drunken man struck hin
 Tn the eye knocking him down, snC then commenced to kick him in tn . back. At this stage of the proceeding Mir. Sullivan came up and landed the fellow one under the eaI ed held him while the old man use'
 his cane on him. which he did with [ vii. Chief Roche locked the fellow uI |. and his friends came around to the ol, , man and asked him not 10 prosecu. him which be kindly consented Co do
 This brute will probably not strik
 another helpless old man.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
II I

The Puou1t of the capital stock of th,s 'o-- pOrsti1n susll uc Two Hundred Tha-ssli tS2OOOOW Dollars. divided into Twenty T. ug-- and ;l0,O1W Shares Of the par vglua r- Ten ($1O,oOl DOilaIs each. The said cLDtta' stock shall be Ueid .n st sUch times Rld In s-cs iI- stallments ss may be from time to time ori-..1 and required by the Board of Directors.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
Agents Wanted.

For the sale of Fruit Trees, SIasll Fruits, Grape Vines, etc. etc. For terms. address California Nursery Go, Niles, Alameda Co, Cal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24

The name of this Corporation, and by whic ] it shall hereafter be known is the GRIFFIN DEN LAND AND CATTLE COMPANY. Is principal place for the transaction of it's b--l- ness is ard shall b5 in the City of Tucson, Cognty of PiUs Territory Of AriTona, and it's principal D ace of OpcratlCn at Crtteldeui n said County and Territory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
TERRITORY OF ARIZoHA, l
 County of Pima. ss-

County of Pima. ss. Before me. w, B. Murphy. a Sotarr rT Tn and Tor the County of Piraa Terriru5. Ar izoEa. personally sppesred K. R. EIr-s-'sat- LeHih dOrnleT and Wm- M Lowell, SCss- t' me to pc tne persons sho-s uamss,ara sTTa-< s subscribed tC the foregoing ias.rI-.--- e. a-i each of them gcknOWieiyai tu m @ hal ,r- -r-- cuted the same, for the purpOs.s Ari car-..-.-- -- ati0n thCre-n expressed.
 Witness my hand ard seal of oHco t--s lith day of December, A 1887. lsEALl WR vUepuY Notary Public in and for the C.a-.-y af fl--l- Territory of Arizona.
 n tIled and recorded rt the reorest 0f & t- nlonaruson, 18th Decem Der. LA. D. l-s7, -- l-' sEAL. A. B.SANiPSON
 COuaty Ec-o--7--
 TRARTToEI or AmzoSA. County of Pima. 4, a. D. sampson. C0uaty Escarc1- .1 s tS .Vl me county of Pima, do hereby c----ty '-.- -uo aOose and fOreSOirg is ul iIua a-. ". " COPY Ot the Certificate snt ATr.-.=- -t i SScrporaucn Of inc ''Crittendsn Land and a-.-- sOlapsaE- as appears on He and 0t Lscrr-- -.s lS NITSESs WHkRxOF, ! have .7r----e
 set my hand aud aaixei -- u-
 sea, Gt uy Ctiee iu IGr= 70. t--- --- = oay OiD-cemher. A- D. I--5- sAAL- A.B, SAMPSON.
 County h-ra---s-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
lioeOf Appeal,
s9O Justice Blanks for ss. %.

A package containing the fol-oyfae nar-at blsuk- for Justices COurtz, viii be sent Co sr7 address. postage paid, for 55J9;
 a Crminal Complains
 2O Warrants of ATast.
 20 5ubpRnas.
 2J Commitments.
 % summons.
 % Complaints on c. q Dl, of PeEs. "r,g-
 % UndeEtakines
 ZO AfidRvits for Attachment
 % UndertAkings on Attschuezt
 20 Writs of Attachment
 2O Executions.
 10 Acknowledgements (st le).
 1OAcknowledgments (msn and wif7i,t
 10 Bail Bonds.
 10 StipulstiOns on Appeal.
 2O Search Warrants.
 MISCELLANEOUS BLAz8s Location Notices, Mining Deeds, Zeal Estate Deeds, S-sl Estate MOTtgsseO. Power of Attorney. Leases, Bond for Deed Co Mining Property. AcknOWledgments, Acknowledgements for Man and Wife. AfidaYits of Publication, Notice O! Mining Claim, Road Station Receipts, sE-All Of thess blanks arc printed il cU-. fOrmity with the Statutss of Arizona ald the mining laws of the United States. Orders sent out of the city c. O. D.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24

The highest amount Of iudebteLusss "- H,- blilty, direct OF ccntIigeIt (. to which this Cor pOratton shall at any tine be subjected Co or ts come .,aple for IS the sam of FCItJ ltJ-ss-i (Si0,oC0) Dollars.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24

The affairs If this Corporation shslI hr -r1 ducted by 6 hard Of Directors. CuIruo-.- 5t three uenbe.-. VT shal be elecyed annual 2 70 the stockholders meeting he'd or 'ae s...at Monday Ot December. tEe urst ureer,-e .. .e held on the second Monday of Dec .u bs- 1-,>, and annually thereafter, and sisil hold t--lr office for one yeer, alt until tbeir siccessur Ars elected and haze qualified The mEu1-- of their'slectiOn shsl, he prescribed 'n the B, -ss of this Corporation. Sand BirectC-s sta' tr stockholders in the coTuosatlor. and u0 p.r-uu shall be eligible Co The utIce of director unirs- he be the OSneT of at least one share of rhe csr- ital stock ot the comrEry, and when an di-ect- or ceases to be a stOcktoider be shall Celse Co be director.
 The Board of Directors of thjs CofporafIn1 shai! hsye power To establish Bylaws, and Co make rules sud regulations uscssszry fer -la management of the affairs of tais. Corpora. "a and the officers thereOi.
 The following named persons who ave The -- cOrpO-atOrs and tha subscribers for all ths capital stock of this corporation shall Co-sti- tute it's Board Of Director until tfe second Monday of December. i-s5, and until their -u-- cessOrs are elected and haFe qualified. Go Vl-- E. K. RichardsOu, Lewis K, GOrInlsy, and N-. M, Lowell.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24

te .ee york within ten days. This is st tbs rsss is.;af S3ne-hith of cent line. for LOO Cireg- s s---S,.i lns advertl7ement will appear in but e,u lssue of any paper. and conssaus srtlv rs.-.I. s,- Ss P.Aced before One Million different RE.1lrvsHSer purch asers5-Or FIVE MILLION saA. e'ery newspaper is loo ked af bv f,s ne-sr,s s hoS, as average. Ten lines will sccon1nodate Sty twenty hVe words. Address uith eonv of booE of ,-s elsnt and check, or send 90 cents for "I0' r. HOWELL q co. 10 sRsu9 sr..N.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
Legal Blanks! T.

For Sale at the CITIZEN ORca
 DisTsICT COURT BLANzs: Aficagit for At5schmsnt. Undertaking on Attachment. Indictments, sherif's Certificates of Ea.o o, Rssl E.,..,
 Execution. o>'' oa
 PROBATE COURT gL:Szs. Order directing Notices to bs given to ,,ss,,.-- Notice of time appointed for proving yYiII '''ofs Certificate Of Will and fscrs fgu-- -i' Ordsr directing posting Notices of A,pit,..,
 for Letters ofAominis-atiou, of l'n Citations, Creditors Clam, Order Gppol4tius Admin lGtrgtor. Bonds of Admin ts-rstor I'd Ezeoatcr Order appointing Appraisers, Order appOintlnZ 'iLus for Probate Of V,NI =
 directing sra.icatioa of Notice of ss,rs. @-'1 Order appOiEsipe tt-na and place f1r pss-i Application O sell Persona! sr0rs--- --9
 dirscti1s NOtIco tc be given. al- Order Co show cs15e shy order Of sale of Rs,,
 Estate shOulc not be made 'oa Order sppOintlng scls of Personal Pr0U=r-, Order of Sale ot Personal Property, Ordsr appointing day for settlement of ae,,--
 and directing Notice tO bs yirsr. -l Notice of time set for Settlement Jf l~.- BLANKS USED IN OBTAINING Fl
 ENTS 70 MINING CLAIh6: Affidavit of Citizenship, Affidavit of five hundred dolls-s Improvement, Agreement with Publishers, Notice Ot application for us. Patent CIVIL PROCEEDING IN JUsTICCoUaTE Summons. Complaint On ciaITa and delivery Of Personal
 Property. Undertaking on claim snd dsli7ory of Personal
 Property, AaiGavt. on clain and doliTery Of Pe-za.sI
 Property, Affidavit for attachment against c Rssids-t Undertaking on Attachment, Writ Of Attachment, Execution. Notice Of AppeaI
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24

Home Made Candies,
 freeh every afternoon si Roihschild Candy Fsetery,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24

The stock holders snd their private pre7sr-y shall be exempt from tae corporate d1l,s r. thls COrpOrati.n.
 IN WIrSEss WHEREOT, we have ha-a---r Sol our hands and seals tll- li-1 dsy of Decemne- lss7.
 F, R. R.RiCHAkDSON,)
 l.. II. GCbMLkY, SsG.5-
 WM. N. LOWELL,